Anonymous
11 March 2019 at 15:28
Dear all, please advise me, how to proceed.
The land of 1.05 Acres was purchased in 1941 by 6 persons(Say person 1,2,3,4,5,6) for House purposes. In 1944, 3 persons of 6 (Say 1,2,3) exchanged their purchased land with some other person(Say person 7) through exchange deed. The person 7 sold his share(1.05*3/6 = 0.525 AC) to many people by mentioning boundaries in sale deeds(All are constructed houses as of now). The person 4 also constructed house and enjoying his share. The person 5 was purchased 0.03 Acres of land from person 6 with specific boundaries(by saying North is your own property) in 1960. The person 5 enjoying total property(his share + purchased). The person 5 executed a gift deed in favor of his sister son(Myself) by mentioning specific boundaries(who is East, West, North etc) in 1962. We are enjoying the property from 1962. Now, all persons 1 to 7 are NO more. The legal heirs of person 6 objecting possession of mine and objecting to construct house. They claiming that my property is theirs share as his father sold land beside to us.
Please help me, how to proceed ?
Anonymous
11 March 2019 at 09:59
Father had made an unregistered WILL in 2000 in favour his wife. The Will was only notarized.
In 2004, he suffers from Cancer. Exploiting the situation, his first daughter had got the said property mentioned in the Will by way of "sale deed".
In 2009, the testator's wife (mother) had found out the Will and approached the Court to declare the sale (of the property mentioned in the Will) as null and void.
Please clarify whether the sale deed is valid without canceling the unregistered Will.
Anonymous
11 March 2019 at 09:51
Father had made a Will in favour of his insane daughter. He had not appointed/mentioned any guardian in his Wil.
Is the Will Valid or Void?
Kindly clarify.
Kiran Kumar
10 March 2019 at 12:30
Thanks in advance for helping me out . I am residing in 2nd floor of an apartment and have an ac installed with external unit brought down outside between 1st and ground floor side since there is no provision to mount them exterior to my bedroom . After 6 months , owner of an 1st floor apartment is claiming that the unit is disturbing him and that I need to remove it immediately . I am sure there is no noise or heat from the unit but he claims so. Unfortunately I didn't know of the legal terms and thought it was a common area and hence didn't procure an approval from management . President of the apartment is asking to solve amicably but he is not budging down . Can I legally claim that to be. Common area ?
Anonymous
09 March 2019 at 17:50
Who is liable to pay the transfer charges towards purchase of flat in a Co-op Housing Society within Mumbai. Is it the Seller (out going member) or the Buyer (incoming member) - Thanks
pankaj kumar garg
08 March 2019 at 17:07
Dear Sir
i brought a house in the name of my and wife name , she subsequently died , now i want to sale the flat , we have two children now both are adult, i want to know
1. can we three able to sale the flat by going into the agreement and take money equally.
2. since my wife died without well , do we need any certificate
or we have to do any other formality , please suggest
with regards
pankaj
Yadagiri. K
08 March 2019 at 13:37
Hi Everyone,
Recently we came to know that as per revenue records My grand father has Protected Tenants Rights for Extent of 5 Acr in Telangana, Ranga Reddy District.
So please advice as a legal heirs how can we go further on this PT Rights as my Grand Father was expired long back.
SG SIDDESH
08 March 2019 at 10:31
In continuation of my query dt.07th March 2019 on the above subject, I would like to further ask the following clarification:
Myself and my brother want to sell our portions of the property together (Sister is retaining her portion). If the Gift deeds in our favour by our mother has to indicate the actual measurements that is in our possession since 1954, which is more than what is indicated in the original Title Deed (Mother Deed), on what basis do we have to fix the price? For the actual measurements that is in our possession or for the measurements in the original Title Deed? How do we evaluate the extra land?
I thank Mr.Satyanarayana for his prompt reply.
Anonymous
07 March 2019 at 20:11
My mother, now aged about 82 years, had purchased a house situated in a site through a registered sale deed at Mysore, Karnataka, on 11th October 1954 from a gentleman, who had got the Title Deed for that property on 16th December 1940 by City Improvement Trust Board, Mysore. In his Title Deed (Mother Deed) the dimensions were indicated as: North to South - 90 feet and East to West - (89 feet + 70 feet)/2 In the Sale Deed between by mother and the original allottee, same dimensions were indicated. But, in reality the actual possession was more. My mother is in possession of the property to the extent of : North to South - 90 feet and East to West - (108 feet + 83 feet}/2 right from the day of her purchase i.e., 11th October 1954. We have been paying house tax to these measurements from the very beginning and she has got Khatha also for the actual holding. In the records of Urban Property Ownership Records Office, actual holdings have been recorded after an Official survey by them. Now, my mother wants to gift the property to her two sons and a daughter through three separate Gift Deeds taking care to see that all the three children get almost equal share. Now, my question is whether the sum total of the dimensions of the divided properties should equal the dimensions of the actual larger holding or restricted to the dimensions indicated in the original Title Deed (Mother Deed)? If we have to restrict the dimensions to the original Title Deed, then what happens to the extra land that is in our possession since 1954? This extra piece of land is towards the Municipal Conservancy on the Eastern side. I may add here that the boundaries i.e., Chakbandi of the property tallies with the ground level position, Now City Improvement Trust Board is not there. In its place Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA) is there. Please advise how we should go about the documentation.
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Will
In 1998, grandfather made an unregistered WILL duly executed. In that WILL, he appoints his son as guardian and transferred all of his properties and movables in favour of his grandchildren (one grandson + 2 granddaughters) when they attain the age of majority. He dies in 1999.
But, the father makes a registered will in 2008, wherein he provides life interest to the wife and assigns the properties/movables in favour of his two daughters. His son was intentionally omitted because of a family issue.
Both of the above wills has list of properties with proper identification.
In the father's WILL, there were 3 to 4 properties that were meant to his children (1 son + 2 daughters) assigned by grandfather. But the rest of the properties were self-acquired by him.
Under these circumstances, can the father's will be challenged and null and void based on the mixing up of properties that were not owned by him.